Your interior design in Haute-Savoie

Although the two professions overlap and often work together, one fills a more technical, structure-related role, while the other focuses more on aesthetic enhancement.

The former can intervene on projects involving structural modification of the construction: knocking down or moving walls, modifying windows, doors… His work often requires a thorough understanding of building codes and safety regulations.

The latter’s work is generally more focused on aesthetic (including decoration) and functional aspects. He works within the limits of existing architecture, executing the necessary arrangements to improve the image and functionality of the space.

Both have to coordinate companies, mainly in the finishing sector.

Responsibilities include discussing requirements with project owners, developing accurate drawings, plans and 3D or other renderings, as well as the appropriate selection of textures and color palettes. He organizes the layout, furniture arrangement and supervises structural modifications, ensuring that all work complies with safety standards, building codes and the agreed budget. This professional plays a crucial role in ensuring that customers’ visions are perfectly embodied in coherent, functional environments.

Agence Amevet stands out for its expertise adapted to the mountain environment and in a design that reflects the authenticity of the region. It knows how to integrate local natural elements such as wood and stone, including in the kitchen and bathroom, while optimizing space. On the other hand, she excels at managing budgets and seasonal constraints, planning and executing work to coincide with tourist seasons, ensuring that buildings and apartments of all kinds are ready to welcome visitors during peak periods. This in-depth understanding of the pace of business in the mountains, together with its attention to aesthetic and functional detail, makes Agence Amevet a well-suited choice.

Working in Haute-Savoie means adapting to weather and environmental challenges, as well as to the seasonal rhythm that drives business activity. The climate calls for the use of materials that are resilient to cold and humidity, while guaranteeing excellent insulation. Interiors must harmonize aesthetically with the alpine environment, using natural materials such as wood and stone. In addition, seasonal activity demands rapid turnaround times by contractors, to be ready for tourist peaks, requiring precise planning of layout and works to meet tight schedules, while adhering to local building standards and environmental requirements.